The goal for the SoundWorks Collection is simple; we are dedicated to profiling the greatest and upcoming sound minds from around the world and highlight their contributions. We take you behind the scenes and straight to the dub stage for a look into audio post-production for feature films, video game sound design, and original soundtrack composition.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Category | TV & Film |
In our exclusive SoundWorks Collection we chat with Actor, comedian, musician Fred Armisen about creating his new album, 100 Sound Effects.The goal was to create a number of specific and evocative sounds, but in addition to being a fun listen—pure an... more
In this exclusive SoundWorks Collection conversation, we chat with Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Gustavo Santaolalla and composer David Fleming about the emotional and sonic landscape of The Last of Us Season 2.The composers break down how they e... more
In this exclusive SoundWorks Collection conversation, discover how composer Theodore Shapiro created the haunting and minimalist score for the Apple TV+ series Severance. Known for his work on a wide range of films and shows, Shapiro takes a darker t... more
In this exclusive SoundWorks Collection conversation, we chat with Grammy-winning composer Finneas O'Connell as he delves into the creation of the haunting score for Disclaimer, a psychological thriller directed by Alfonso Cuarón.Finneas shares his c... more
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I’ve been a viewer/listener of SoundWorks since 2008. It has opened my mind to so many ideas about sound design and music production for film and beyond. I own a sound design company now, but still remember (and actively lean on) references and lessons I’ve learned from SWC along the way. Lessons which I might never have heard about if Michael had not had the idea to create this series. Kudos, and thank you for the years of education. That all being said… I want to echo some of the reviews that ... more
First. This podcast is amazing. The content is beyond awesome to hear and such a detailed dive into post audio that you are hard pressed to find elsewhere these days.
But I can only give 4 stars because the audio mixing...or lack thereof.
It’s incredibly ironic that a podcast mainly interviewing professional dialogue recordists, editors and mixers has such terrible audio. Depending on the episode, you may get a decently leveled mix, but on others, especially the panels and group interviews a... more
Excellent podcast discussing current trends, workflows, thinking, techniques in sound for film and television. Thank you for putting this together!
Great job!
For a podcast about audio and I’m assuming made by people in the audio business, the actual audio quality of these podcasts sound like it’s made by 1st year students. I get sick of having one hand on the volume control as I’m listening just to mix the levels between questions and answers. If there’s more than 2 people in the episode it’s even worse with talent off mic or sharing the same mic, and forget about the quality of the audio, sounds like it’s recorded on an iPhone 3. Come on people the ... more
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Focusing on the world of sound in film and television, this podcast presents insightful conversations with prominent and emerging talents in audio post-production. Episodes cover a range of topics from music composition for film and video games to sound design techniques and the collaborative processes behind creating audio for beloved projects. Unique insights are often shared by guest composers and sound designers, who detail their creative approaches and experiences working on significant productions. Notably, the podcast not only explores established works but also sheds light on innovative trends and techniques in the industry, making it a rich resource for aspiring sound professionals and enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on SoundWorks Collection include:
1. David Fleming
2. Gustavo Santaolalla
3. Theodore Shapiro
4. Finneas O'Connell
5. Antonio Sánchez
6. Steve Giammaria
7. Evan Benjamin
8. Scott Smith
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